VU QUBE 1000 TV
VU QUBE 1000 FULL
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Below are some RV satellites of each manufacturer and provided is information pertaining to each model as well as links to promote further exploration of a desired model. Dome satellites are the more compact option allowing for exceptional reception while remaining more so concealed than their traditional counter parts. Offered by Winegard are permanent mounted, dome & traditional, rv satellites. In-Motion on the other hand allows for acquisition while traveling enabling you to enjoy your favorite television programs on the move. Stationary, as the name suggests, means it is only operable while the vehicle is not moving. Each manufacturers stationary and In-Motion models. All of which offer a variety as well as a wide selection for each category. In that case, both of these systems work perfectly well with a DVR since all of the DirecTV SD programming comes from only one satellite.Three of the leading manufacturers that provide an RV Satellite are Winegard, KVH, and King Controls. Since neiter VuQube nor the Carryout can receive the DirecTV HD signal we will speak of SD programming only. That is something for me to do if winter ever goes away. They can work one day and not the next, depending on when Dish updates the firmware.Īs for DirecTV, I have not personally tested DVR use on either antenna.
Other Dish receivers may work fine and they may not. The Vip211k is supposed to be the only receiver "officially" supported by Dish for RV use. The receiver is DVR ready (you supply the USB hard drive) but being a single tuner device, you can not record one channel and watch another one. Both work very nicely with that receiver. I have used the Dish Vip211K receiver with both the Carryout and V2000.
I personally lean towards the Carryout, only because of the slightly better ( and I do mean slightly) signal levels I normally see when comparing the two antennas side by side. Looking at the differences between the two units there is VERY little reason to choose one antenna before the other. The stumbling block with most Dish Network receivers attached to a "dome" is getting the "Check Switch routine" completed properly in the Dish receiver. This issue can cause unexpected results, depending on which receiver and which firmare it is. That being said, if you are operating a dual tuner receiver (which is MOST DVRs), only one tuner will control which satellite is being watched. Both the VuQube2000 and Carryout WILL work with a DVR.
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